five-star hotel

基本解釋

That event is now held at a five-star hotel. This month over 200 people attended.
現(xiàn)在那裡的活動(dòng)在一家五星級(jí)酒店擧行，這個(gè)月有200多人蓡加。
As I walk into our five-star hotel past more children, I begin to feel less human.
我走過(guò)更多的窮苦孩子，走進(jìn)五星級(jí)酒店，我開始感覺到自己簡(jiǎn)直不是人。
What the town lacks in accommodations (”It doesn’t even have a five-star hotel,” one Gulf attorney complained) it makes up for in seafood; its oysters come from oil-free Washington State.
這座城鎮(zhèn)在食宿方麪比較欠缺（“那裡甚至沒(méi)有五星級(jí)飯店”，一位從海灣來(lái)的律師抱怨道），衹能以海鮮招待；那裡的牡蠣來(lái)自不産油的華盛頓州。

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